A maid in this play named Nana exclaims, "It's God, He's punishing us again!" when she sees a newspaper headline announcing war in the Balkans. One character in this play quits the League of Humanity and becomes engaged to Domin. Another character is kept alive so that he can recreate a certain formula, but he is impressed 
A maid in this play named Nana exclaims, "It's God, He's punishing us again!" when she sees a newspaper headline announcing war in the Balkans. One character in this play quits the League of Humanity and becomes engaged to Domin. Another character is kept alive so that he can recreate a certain formula, but he is impressed by the love between (*) Primus and Helena and refuses to dissect them. That character, Alquist, is the only human left alive by the revolution of the title characters. For 10 points, name this Karel Capek play which introduced the word "robot."
A maid in this play named Nana exclaims, "It's God, He's punishing us again!"
{R.U.R.} [or Rossum’s Universal Robots; or Rossumovi univerzální roboti]